- Rocca Paolina - Rocca Paolina is a fortress of the city. It was built between 1540 and 1543 at the behest of Pope Paul III and represented, until 1860, the symbol of papal power over the ancient city. The building, designed by Alessandro Tomassoni da Terni and Antonio da Sangallo the Younger, was built on what were the houses of the Baglioni, following their revolt against the pope, and occupied a large part of the southern slope of Perugia.
- Expert local guide
- Private and exclusive tour
- No other guests besides your group
- Tickets for attractions around € 10
Our journey begins from Piazza Italia, heading towards Rocca Paolina, a remarkable Renaissance stronghold.
Upon reaching the historic heart of Perugia, we’ll have the chance to take a small coffee break, savoring an excellent espresso or hot chocolate. After all, we’re in the ‘City of Chocolate’!
The city’s main tourist attractions are for you to decide where to take a longer pause. Some of the standout spots include via dell’Acquedotto, one of the most popular lanes downtown, or the Arco Augusto, the most ancient among the city walls.
After our walk, we’ll make a stop at the Fontana Maggiore, widely acknowledged as one of the most stunning in all of Italy.
We’ll wrap up the tour with a view of the buildings surrounding the square, with the significant Cathedral and the Palazzo dei Priori making a notable impression.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
